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Old 09-21-2013, 08:13 AM   #2
drego86
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I'm in NFAS right now. Ill try and hit on some things you may not have heard from nuke worker The experience everyone has here is different. So I'm not going to generalize. This is all from my experience. As you've heard, everything has to be done a certain way. If you follow their procedures for doing math and science you'll be able to pass.

The instructors outline everything you need to study for each grading period. The outlines are the only things that you can be tested on. If you study those, you'll be good.

In terms of what you can do to prepare for the schooling process, I wouldn't worry to much about it. If you learn how do to things a certain way it will be harder for you to accept the nuke way of doing it. We have a guy who has two degrees in physics and electricity. He has trouble because he knows advanced concepts that interfere with the concepts that are being taught.

So I would just relax and work on your physical training for the time you have between now and bootcamp.
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